Steinbach Bible Institute - Star Yearbook (Steinbach, Manitoba Canada)

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YEAR BOOK k ☆☆☆■£☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆• MGr CtA; SCHOOL WILLIAM WIEBE Holds to his principles with a great deal of tenacity. You find him on the farm in summer, but for the past three winters he has attended Bible School. Is an ardent student and a man of few words. Is systematic in his work. LYDIA KROEKER Is apt to see the bright side of a situation. She thoroughly enjoys her studies, though she doesn’t aim for the highest marks. For future service she trusts in the Lord’s leading. PETER MARTENS Instructor in woodwork, the results of which you will see at the spring sale. Plays the accordian and is looking to Northern Saskatchewan for his mission field where with his family he has labour¬ ed during the past summer. MARY WIEBE We love and respect her quiet and firm Christian character. She knows how to do the art projects at school and conducts a weekly children’s meeting. She intends to finish grade eleven after graduation. ABE KOOP v Particularly interested in Children’s Work, has been active in several Sun¬ day Schools in South Spencer. Serves as one of the librarians. Has varied inte¬ rests. The dinner problem does not worry him; he makes his own meals. In Febru¬ ary Brother Koop left for California to take a missionary training course. for Christ“ — 7 —

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Graduate BIBLE DAVE SCHELLENBERG Appreciation of his abilities has been shown by his being elected president of the student body. Takes special interest in Children’s Work and is active in the same. Is kept busy in his many appoint¬ ed duties. He is active in bringing the gospel to surrounding districts where salvation in Christ is still unknown. LOUISE REIMER Imparts a ray of cheerfulness to those she meets. Is treasurer of the Year Book Committee and sings in the trio. Have a serious talk with her and you will find that she is seeking the Lord’s will for her life. HARVEY BARKMAN Is president of the third year graduat¬ ing class. He also takes care of both dormitories. He is a quiet, sincere Christ¬ ian worker who has been out in service under the Western Gospel Mission dur¬ ing the summer months. Practices the piano-accordian. MRS. EVRIL BARKMAN Sincere. Active in school activities. Mr. and Mrs. Barkman were engaged in Christian work in Canora, Saskatchewan this past summer. May the Lord bless them as they go into full-time service. JOHN GIESBRECHT Generally speaking. Lets the chips fall where they may. These characteristics have helped him to keep the school and those in it functioning properly these last few years. Worked in a lumber camp in Ont ario last summer and did part time mission work. Ambassadors

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S. B. A. ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆A Q usAuatinx2, GIgAA, HIGH SCHOOL Jesus first, Others next, Yourself last. JAC. HIEBERT The Lord has put a new song in his heart which he brings torth clearly. Instructor in grammer in the Bible School Department as well as choir lead¬ er. Is especially concerned that Christ¬ ians come to a fuller realization of the fact that Christ lives in us. HELGA PETERS Shows that even mathematics can be mastered. Lover of nature and books. Likes to serve others before herself. Plays piano and sings in the trio. WILMA LOEWEN Life of grade 12. Finds other books interesting besides those on the grade 12 course. Will not easily succumb to mel¬ ancholy. Generous. Pet aversion, doing homework. HENRY HILDEBRAND Editor of the Year Book. Henry’s conversation indicates that he entertains aspirations of becoming an incarnate lexicon. His casual manner disguises a dual personality. — 8 —